To Next PageTo Next PageWhy my Horizon Hobby Losi Mini-B Motorized Toy Car does not operate?
If your Horizon Hobby Motorized Toy Car isn't operating, there are a few things to check. First, ensure the battery is fully charged and properly plugged in. If that's not the issue, make sure the ESC switch is turned 'On'. Finally, verify that your transmitter is turned 'On' and the batteries are not low; replace them if needed.
Why does my Horizon Hobby Losi Mini-B have poor run time and/or sluggish acceleration?
If you're experiencing poor run time or sluggish acceleration with your Horizon Hobby Motorized Toy Car, there are a few potential causes. First, the battery pack might not be fully charged, so try recharging it. If that doesn't help, the charger itself may not be allowing a full charge, so try using another charger. Lastly, check the wheels and transmission for any binding that could be hindering performance.
What to do if the motor runs but rear wheels do not rotate on my Horizon Hobby Losi Mini-B Motorized Toy Car?
If the motor of your Horizon Hobby Motorized Toy Car runs, but the rear wheels don't rotate, consider these possibilities: 1. The pinion gear might not be meshing properly with the spur gear; in this case, adjust the pinion/spur mesh. 2. The pinion might be spinning on the motor shaft; you should tighten the pinion gear setscrew on the motor shaft flat spot. 3. The transmission gears could be stripped, requiring replacement. 4. A drive pin might be broken, so check and replace it if necessary.
How to fix poor range and/or glitching in my Horizon Hobby Losi Mini-B Motorized Toy Car?
If you're experiencing poor range or glitching with your Horizon Hobby Motorized Toy Car, start by checking and replacing the transmitter batteries, as they may be low. Also, ensure the vehicle battery is adequately charged. Finally, inspect all wire connections and plugs for any looseness.
What to do if steering does not work on my Horizon Hobby Motorized Toy Car?
If the steering on your Horizon Hobby Motorized Toy Car isn't working, first ensure that the steering servo plug is correctly connected to the receiver steering channel, paying attention to proper polarity. If the connection is good, the servo gears or motor may be damaged, requiring you to replace or repair the servo.
Why does the ESC get hot in my Horizon Hobby Motorized Toy Car?
If the ESC in your Horizon Hobby Motorized Toy Car is getting hot, it could be due to the motor being over-geared. Try using a smaller pinion or a larger spur gear. Another possibility is a bound-up driveline. Check the wheels and transmission for any binding.
What to do if the motor does not run on my Horizon Hobby Motorized Toy Car?
If the motor in your Horizon Hobby Motorized Toy Car isn't running, check if the motor wire solder joint is damaged and resolder it with the proper equipment if needed. Also, inspect the motor wire for breaks and repair or replace it as necessary. If these steps don't resolve the issue, contact Horizon Hobby Product Support, as the ESC may be damaged.
What to do if my Horizon Hobby Motorized Toy Car will not turn one direction?
If your Horizon Hobby Motorized Toy Car will not turn in one direction, the servo gears may be damaged. Consider replacing or repairing the servo.
General| Scale | 1/16 |
|---|---|
| Motor | Brushed |
| Battery | 6-cell NiMH |
| Drive Type | 2WD |
| Chassis | Composite |
| Radio | 2.4GHz |
| Terrain | Outdoor |
Read all safety precautions in the manual before proceeding with setup.
Charge the vehicle's battery according to included warnings and instructions.
Ensure transmitter and receiver are bound before installing components.
Install the radio receiver into the vehicle's chassis.
Mount and connect the steering servo to the vehicle.
Mount and connect the motor and ESC unit to the vehicle.
Install the charged battery and power on the vehicle and transmitter.
Verify steering and throttle control directions are correct.
Begin driving the vehicle slowly and carefully.
Conduct any necessary maintenance after initial operation.
Turn on the radio transmitter before powering the vehicle.
Turn on the Electronic Speed Controller (ESC) for the vehicle.
Test transmitter controls with vehicle wheels off the ground.
Begin driving the vehicle slowly, adjusting steering trim as needed.
Tips to maximize vehicle run time, including maintenance and gearing.
Procedure for cleaning and rebuilding oil-filled shock absorbers.
Adjusting ride height to influence vehicle handling and traction.
Contact information for issues with electronics and motors.
Contact information for general maintenance inquiries.
Recommendations for cleaning the vehicle to maintain performance.
Instructions for obtaining warranty support and service.
Contact details for warranty and service support by region.
